Adam, Robert
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(1728 -1792)
Country house architect famous for his revival of classical style that
built on Palladian architecture. Among his works are Kedleston
Hall,
Harewood House, Osterley Park and Culzean Castle. |
Brown, Lancelot "Capability"
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1715-1783 Landscape gardener who
trained at Stowe in Buckinghamshire. Responsible for a new trend in
"natural"design of parkland.
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| Gilbert
Scott, Sir George. |
 (1811-1878) Architect and
designer. Works
include the Albert
Memorial, St
Pancras Hotel and
Station and restoration of several cathedrals including Ely,
Gloucester, Chester, St David's, Salisbury, Lichfield and Worcester.
Grandfather of Giles. |
| Gilbert
Scott, Sir Giles. |
(1880
- 1960) Architect. Works include the Liverpool Anglican Cathedral
(largest in England), Battersea Power Station, Bankside Power Station
(now Tate Modern art gallery) and the iconic red telephone box. |
| Nash, John. |
(1752 - 1835)
Regency architect famous for many of the key buildings of the period.
He was responsible for remodelling Brighton
Pavilion for the Prince
Regent as well as designing Buckingham Palace. |
Paxton,
Joseph
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(1803 - 1865) Gardener,
architect and designer. Builder
of the Crystal
Palace. Also
responsible for part of the grounds of Chatsworth
House,
including the
Emperor Fountain. |
Pugin,
Augustus Welby Northmore
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 (1812-1852)
Architect and designer. Responsible for the interiors of the
Houses of Parliament. St Chad's Cathedral, Birmingham etc.
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